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expected approach clearance (EAC)

An expression used in radio communications to indicate the time at which arriving aircraft should be cleared to begin the approach for a landing. Also known as EAT, or expected approach time.
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This, he said, was attributed to the number of takeaways and restaurants in the area with more people eating out and creating food waste, to which the rats are attracted.
This is the most common type of pest for council call-outs in Surrey; Guildford saw the highest number of call-outs for rats with 803 recorded - an average of 2.2 per day
It's special enough for a nice meal for two, but unpretentious enough to introduce the kids to a better class of eating out without fearing a barrage of "tut-tutting" from other diners.
/ Pollo al pepe A taste, but not the sound, of Italy; ? RESTAURANT REVIEW The Gazette's writers are out and about sampling what's on offer at restaurants in and around Teesside. Each eatery is given a verdict for its value, its ability to cater for families and whether the reviewer would be keen to return for another meal This week we're at UNO MOMENTO in Stokesley. Dave Robson gives his verdict
I was getting tired of eating out being about the love of food, the quality of ingredients and the desire to experience a bit of luxury every now and then to ease the pressures of life.
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"The Middle East region has seen a change in consumer behaviour as far as eating out is concerned.
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It was busy too, for what is eating out's low season, with Norah Jones and Frank Sinatra the ideal choice to keep diners aged from 20 to 70 happy.
RESTAURANTS: Rural idyll . . . near Birkenhead; Stephen McMillan sticks his nose in the Cowshed's plentiful trough
Q: MY husband has just received a pay rise and we're both delighted because it will give us a chance to indulge in one of our favourite hobbies - eating out. I'm a little concerned, though, that I might pile on the pounds.
The Mag: The DIET COACH; Diet coach JUDY CITRON answers all your dieting questions to help you get into shape

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